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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24
A las, Century Fashion Revived.

The remarkable discovery has recently
been made that white b nds are com
Ing into fashion again- Il would seem
thaf han e. hsve been grow ng less white
thar they Used % be. and bave suffered
frum too great attachment in ladies to
lawn tennis aud boating. and other mas
cuiine accamplishme=-s- Chopped aud
red hands are never pretty, and these, Of
-rr -5ff-5 y o. 6lfdoor o.
efrise. Theeri +, Ia ply, not beyond
reinedy, aud 10 elect this purpose the
Daughters Of fashion as many of them
vii iearn with surprise. nos have dishes
81 bot waier shaped Tx a ilower leaf on
fheir toilet tables in which they steep
thclr hands fora while before 20 ne 10
bed, then an0iut them with vaseline and
paf On gloves lined with a preparation
o. cold cream. These gloves should be
Of washieatler aud several sises too large
for the hand "
Before this paragraph has gone its tar
d. round IN print these night glove, will
surely be made az instance Of the amaz-
ing laNury Of our degenerate DAYS. and
point, we may be sure, a very doleful
moral 10 the absence q any general
Adv eAEt on lAl-1 point, tne ladies' oil
fasliol Will be looked upon as having
org nafud q pernieions practice, which.
taken together with the toilet masks of
winch serecently heard 20 much and
saw 50 li'tie. might indicate a lameniable
degree o. oFer-rednement. has invariably +.
preceded the decsy Of expires.
one old receipt for perfumiug gloves /
runs Take amber grease dram, civet I
tie ike quantity. orange lower butter a /
quarter Of an ounce, aud, with these well I
mixed and odored, isub them over gen
~ with fine cotton wool and 50 press the |
perfume into them Other devices for
making them richly redolent" point
genera Is 70 tine use o. oil or fats as be-
ing the best available and must large
means TO secure a good aud
iasfin perfume As for such gloves be
ing considered excellent for night use,
We have the lines N Swift's poem on
..The Lady's Dressing groom, showing
1n the table
Ihera nj hf gloves made Of Tripseys hide
He4ueath'd b. Tripsey when she died
-L0Ed0a CuseH
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24

-zr1al les Wailoe. ir the course Of
a l.rlEsr - tar ] ur..a. aid ihat ieai0usy
~ go arrasr : : ciztil.-ise character-
ille q ~ Tux fie nay b. reiied
ls1 so kaer b. Eofi 5af The difficult
e d. A. rula1e IN & m1ke = promise.
aher g. dos b. sol1 + 81 good a. .
.,ll ea l1e artistic Ia nny sense
~ z1ks u i4ions % paranles- Jas
ir.rla1 o1as.sr euiire|y u baaks u CON
=-aHsar.es nr rae EGrsn. Ihe tendency
- - lll-rstafs = r. n1acilon. Eh Cd
$40 freu 81 ccilan irtl 4reuzy. The
llf1 - rac 1urzs has undergone nc
cass Ties al believe dat God q
CD aal NrEsuusrl = Hls Prophet
Ia.f -rnfral 80 ar.nF druulcn men 10
.re1arr nouir. llEt 1eser one drunken
I1ss Iae Use 81 he 3 Tx is Cor chii-
lra saG 81. 40 auiua.s. aul Z j. I'M
lr...lls.r ~ 81 &C. -lr rrsfia1t nhi.h they
Hlaa ~ aarir1- The culiiF1ted urks.
90 lst 3 alus. a5f ha1ituaiiy loereoas
rn1uzl tlis se.Frs rul VIII sIrnnge-s.
? - 49, al.o tsr gerouiesf Of people.
7 - s1f s.l1r l1erireIs. but courageous
sd'l .arT. arl 3 sil nof d. q .ais lste
d. e. icng ~ auderesfimsie tirir mill
faTr rs ~
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24
For Good Pnrnnses

Mrs NJ A Dauphin, of Philadelphia, Is
well known to the ladies Of that city fra the
great good she has done by means o. Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She
writes Mrs Pinkham of recent interesting
case. "a youag married lady came to me
suffering with severe case Of Prolapsus and
liberation She commenced taking the
Compound and in two months was fully re
Stored. IN proof d iliis n 'rsrJfIu. t ha
self in an interesting condition. influenced
by foolish friends she attempted to evade the
responsibilities of maturity After ten or
twelve days she came to me again and she
was indeed in most alarming state and SUI
cred terribly. gave her a tablespoonful
Of the compound every hour for eight hours
until she fell asleep. She awoke much re
lieved aud evidently better. She continued
taking the Comp und, and in due seas IN she
became the mother Of a fine healthy boy.
But Tor the timely use Of the medicine she be
heves her life would have been lost
Your DrT ggist has the Compound. 81 pei
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24
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gras-rarerr 4 n. q brad crumbs;
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49, sll4ii EE-lsT rrzie1 leinoni 2
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- .f|rrrard the milk 'a2ling only
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AZ. ~ 3 s.lf paste, TOO mEch VII
49, - rrddi1g hcaryl. Put TIE nix
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- lruu ~ Eesse. - water which
= - laiIin- faT 10 purpose. ihe
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tsa4T Tla1 the pudding l. d0as anl
...s-1 oar ri the boiling Eatsr Il should
- = a-ee e. once iEto q vessel ~ cold
aa-- Tla El laass1 tie sides Of the
usliire fr1n ~ mold zad render Il
.sls -iilis 70 Are-k ID turning i out.-
cszars
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24

= rfest deal ~ bread is fhroEu AEug
81 tllast Hta 1aH ID Afford ~ from IL <
u EnoUldl-s soc 10 ufiiiae H. ON the
ialu, Ia nlsst tasiapoes. 4 course. stale
bed = Rot sh1liy l1st. far IL wei 3
lif-i1 Is Hiasas good f0od fer tle poultry.
1- HllF 81 siser 20 fhe iiEs blf fhis is
rai tl'r h.si FaT 70 faa.s uae e e. even
= 40 e l4rr piatrF ADD z g
Ilae az n.Aas Eass 70 utii1e staie
i1ca1- = asks d IiirinuE Efi idie-cskes
slsel s8iicf a. oold SISTER. Three small
sII-es STA Ria1er cuqpsl 70 cover them
s.l1ll1 IT. sudic.e1f. nhen the milk ami
falr are aldac- - make two quarts 4
-ss.er- s1me rrfer 70 pat In one eg
Nl..e l-zers Ike tIcu flilE e. Eel Eiih-
ulr a lea Tie Trad Is soaked soft,
ulaie Is dne ui.h a apoon- add the milk
ura sgiicieus -four ~ sfliIen enough 20
flIai siir cakes can b. easily famed. II
ssIf mllE i Hs5i add g. ths batter one
era1 tat.1-I,osuial Of coda Il you do
aaf 49, ssur auiiE Csc tEice IS mnch
crran = tartzf q. coda French toast.
: 0aFs lalBr e dish Eifh ciiiaren,
Csu = mad ~ thin slices cut from &
silll lda ard m1.stsled IN milk
so r-as lao eEgs 70 d Pint q
ri E-ald fhn fried on q griddls
EIfa . nstia1e a. butter and lard or
blrer ali ba=i dripping and maT be
ezlel aiiL sa-ar o. sFrlp. like griddle-
c 49, ficaes n bred Elich ar aOt TO
ilarl CA le alals into = resemblance Of
- ker daesslz fur tle hre.d iut0
dor. a-i Z Gal lare q quantity o. gravy
fraa al.aL iaI 80 be- taken. left from
So Also ~ rass -tloHgh q piece q
l.1tr- ali' d. a. sell tLo esEhly grease
the 11fiea Il - der pat ID he bread,
Elt sons lsr1le chunks ~ butter ana
TllrsrF lf seasoailE tiira folf enough
aa1 ralT o. ~ Ioi-tel b. cover
li11slT. a1l. Il 8 momelt. Z uiE sfean
tllrlga sd Fau o4r stiT T. and either
trqsl s li,fis ~ iaFc 4 moist Ike dne-s-
q sluzll r. s-ltsH 81. grars DER
&. aal !. es85 slb.iiuie for potatoes.
10 lrfie dly ssrd piecas and crusts
El-lct aissgs lcsamu ale cau b. pat on
r. T.fr 81 iaar QFa1 fhaf r. iust bot elough
q ~ and make thcm 3 liehf broNn,
1I.-l I'D .tzm ile and qua GEsF - use
= sa1AIlr era4u-tte-. FIRING dsl, e
tseE Ass s.isltlF- crumbs
na1ae ease ed grade cakes with tie
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te-r a11 n 4 ~ a h4tter. riaIe irea1
o. H. a'ii &c ID azalE ~ 3 clsiaHl pnd-
dag as1. IA tact r.. thst Naere econ
s 3 fte re hss4l val nqt b. thr0sa
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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24

babies are in white zephyr wool in shape
OF a Normandy cap, with ribbon string.
and full bow in front of satin.
sashes of wide soutache braid e quarter
Of yard wide are finished by large
tassel. and are very pretty with almost
any wooden costume FIR little girls.
Some Of the favorite Tartans are made
up with velvet corsages, and are verg
stylish. These bssques are adorned By
silver or gilt buttons of small size.
The three-button cutaway coat worl
by gentlemen for morning dress this sea-
son looks better than than it did. as it is
cut lower down, and little longer than
il was last winter
The prettiest hats for little girls are
those # velvet felt which has a smooth
close pile. These are in brown, dark
green and black, and have wide brims
which can be bent into any shape.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24
Farm and Garden Notes.

A COW that wastes much of her time
fighting flies will do very little work at
the paii.
here is nothing so attractive and Or
namental as a well-kept hedge, and ii
adds 10 the value of the farm.
A good poultry house may be built OF
tarred felt, and will assist in keeping of
vermin- Whitewashing it improves its
appearance.
Warm and cold milk should not be
Tnrre1.- N nv mix shessld bsEid OF
It. animal heat before adding it to that
of previous milkings
One of the greatest drawbacks that
new beginners in poultry raising have is
the desire to crowd fifty fowls into the
space that half that number should &C.
cupy.
1t is now generally believed that a So
lutions OF eopperas is the best remedy
known for grape rot 1t is sprinkled
freely on the ground around the vines
and on the leaves.
Save all worthless heads of cabbage
and the waste leaves for the COWS. They
will appreciate snd eat them greedily
and materially increase their flow of milk
as result of the extra feed.
An exchange recommends feeding
young pigs W tn equal parts of meal,
ground oats and shorts; one quart of the
mixture in bucket of skim milk. allow
them all they can drink of it three or
four times daily.
Some varieties of sweet apples are such
abundant bearers that the trees are worth
keep ne if the fruit can only be used for
feed. There is a good deal of nutriment
in sweet apples and they are relished by
every kind of stock. Given in modera.
ton and with other + ed they are good
for everything 1t is because COWS, if
allowed their run in an orchard, will
gorge and thus injure themselves, that
apples have the reputation of drying up
C ,w's milk.
W. S. Chaplin, Montgomery county.
Missouri, says the best way to MANAGE
suntlowers is to 20 over the patch and
bend over the heads of all which are
nearly ripe-don't let them get fully
ripe or they will scatter their seeds
badly-and when the seed has hardened,
cut off the heads with few inches of
'talked attached string on wire or
heavy cord, and put away in an airy
oft in the barn 10 become thoroughly
seasoned. We know of no machine to
AXE out the seed. Our method is to
pound the heads on the floor to remove
.he seed, and then run the seed through |
he tanning mill to clean out the chaif,
when you can store it in a bin or granary.
1at' and mice, as well as poultry, are
'ond of this seed
Most window plants will do well in
he west window if the conditions are |
light for them, but north windows are
lot favorable for the growth of ordinary
house plants. Ferns and many kinds of |
plants cultivated for their foliage will,
however. succeed in north windows.
Many kinds of towering plants that
AVE been raised elsewhere and ha
,een brought to the blooming stage will
hen flower freely standing in windows
With north aspect. Among such plants
nav be mentioned hyacinth, tulip rose,
uchsia, pelargonium, camellia, Gala,
,hinese primrose, ciuerari, azalea,
range, &c of course greater success is
ttained with east and south widows but
Ehere this is impracticable, the above
ints may be of value
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24
Two 1sss Gold Medals.

Messrs- Mason Il Haml-n again have
the distinguished honor of having been
awarded the highest gold medals over
all exhibitors, American and European,
both at Edinburgh and at Liverpool, the
two most important exhibitions Of the
year 1886. Since the first great Paris
Exhibition of 1867. the Mason S Hanlin
Organs have invariably received the
highest honors at all g eat worlds eI-
hibitions.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24
WOMAN'S WORLD.
PLEASANT LITERATURE FOR
FEMININE READERS.

Women aud sleepinc-Car PorterS
A Jew York Central Railroad sleep-
lnig-c7r porter says i have been on
ne ro-d FOR fifteen years and 1 know Of
Only two ladies who ever offered 70 nav
IL porter for his trouble They are
from Chicago AID are sisters Of Young
man who travels frequently over nv run
ine family are III alike. and have vet
70 mud one Of them who ever carried
ore man a small gripsack, not too
lafge = be easily carried in the hand.
There Is some pleasure for q porter 10
meet foiks ike these. especially when
ne three o. them come in together.
-ise their free aad Independent style, as
they never want attendance. and the
young ladies before retiring, hand me
Their bottles Of patent polish. so that I
wont spoil their shoes with a cheap
b-aekins- In the morning theg stand up
= De brushed aud the two girls drop me
q quarter apiece They always consider
the porter. FOR ! net The sisters when
Was on the New York run. on en- extra.
ena they passed out four bits when half
the men ID the car who rode through
from Chicago oulv gave the regular one
nighf iip o. a quarter. / guess they got
the habit from their brother. but anyway
] shan forg Z them. as they are the only
tEo women in the [ nited States who
ever remembered the poor porter"
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24

General Washington was not humor
ist, but once at least he let himself write
like paragrapher In a lately-published
letter to his brother Samuel he speaks,
for instance, of an agent of the British
wLo got exalted up a gallows at Phila-
delphia the other day.r
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24

by sending your address TO Hallett & Co,
Portland. Maine; they will send you full in
formation about work that you can do and live
at home. wherever you are located. Work
day and upwards easily earned Some have
earned over son day. All succeed grandiy,
ALI is new. You are started free CAPITAL not
required. Delay not All OF the above viii be
proved To you, and you will find yourself on the
road to a handGOme fortune, with a large and
absolutely sure income from the very start.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24


Al social gathering some one pro
posed this question: .What shall
tea b my laughter The following re
Teach her that 100 cents make q
5cilar.
Teach her to arrange the parlor and
the library.
Teach her 10 say ''No,T and mean it,
or Yea. and stick to it.
Ie Oh her how 70 wear q calico dress,
and 10 wear il like Queen.
Teach her how 70 sew on buttons,
aarr stocking and mend gloves.
Tea b her how % dress for health and
comfort as well as for appearance
Teach Ter how to cultivate flowers and
% keep the kitchen garden
Teach her how 10 make the neatest
room ia the house.
Teach her 10 have nothing to do with
iutempsrate or dissolute Young men.
Teach her that tight laeng Is IN
1OmelF a. vel as injurious TO health.
each her 20 regard the morals and
habits, and not money, in selecting her
associates
Teach her 20 observe the old rule:
- place for everything, and everything
In H. pace.
Teach her that music drawing and
painting AZ real scconplshm mt IN the
home, aud are not 20 BE- negie tel If
there be- time aid money for their use.
Teach her the important iruism
That the more she lives within her in
come the more she will save, and the
further she viii gel away from the poor
hOuse"
Teach her that q good, steady, church
going mechanic, farmer, clerk or teacher
Eiihgst q cent f. worth more than forty
loaiers or non-pFoduerrs ia broadcloth.
Teach her 10 embra. e every opportu-
niy for reading. and 20 lect such
baoks is viii give her the most useful
and practical information. in order to
make tie bet progress IN earlier as well
A. later home am school LIFE Charles
- * ~ I'LL
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24

The total number of negro Methodists
il the United States is l, 1856, 900, as fol-
lows; Methodist Episcopal Zion, 400, 600;
African Methodist Episcopal, 391, 600:
Methodist Episcopal, POS, 600; Colored
Methodists, 155. 600; all others combined,
q. 900.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24

KING THEERAW's state chariot has Ia ely
been exhibited in London. Ii is Of tie pattern
used IN Europe 100 years ago, and IL Is literally
coated with sheet gold, inlaid with bits Of
glass. Within there is room for only one per-
snn-
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24

WHEN the steamship Polar was eight day
out from Hamburg for New York, a large eagle,
Of a X I seldor. caught flew nm hoard ey-
hausted and was trapped. II /, beaut ful
bird, delicately speckled with brown and
" hite feathers
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24

At the masquerade ball in Adm last week,
St Jacobs OIL took the first prize Nothing
strange in this, as 1t is highly priced in every
family where used-especiallyi in ours--Bicber.
CAL Mountain Tribune.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24

Mr.. Geo. peuterman, New York city, suf-
fered nearly month with asevere cough, and
having tried several remedies without relief
finally used Red Star Cough Cure, which, he
saws. proyed .-sneedY and etrectual.r
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24

When the printer sticks to his case he
is all right, but when he goes to set
'em up" at the bar, he is in danger.-
Boston Courier.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24

EXPRESSES HIS GRArIrUDE.-Albe- A. Lar
son, OF hirkman. Ia. in expressing his graft
tude 20 the prOprietors OF Aliens Lung Bel
sam, writes: i firmly believe my wife would
have died OF cousump' ion, II not for tie time
u Use OF your halsan." Buy the Sl.00 bottle
for Lung Diseases
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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24

A ll-knows French scientist suggests that
birthstone should be carried on board ever
ship in case OF fire. Half bundled weight
OF sulphur viii be sufficient 10 abstract tie
whole OF the oxygen from $40 cubic feet OF
air, thus uniting il 10 support combustion
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24

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Ayers Pills cured me OF stomach and liver
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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24

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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24
Gaiarrh Can be Cured

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-Ihave been troubled with eatarrh about yrar
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Hoods sArsapa-iiia a for eatarrh and after
taxing only enc bottle much better Ny
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headache has all disappeared r GIasoSs. Hamn-
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Hoods 'Arsaparina has helped me more fer ca
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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-12

The final act in the haymarket bomb
tragedy was consummated at Chicago
yesterday in the execution OF the four
condemned anarchists who were un-
relieved by executive clemency or death.
August Spies, Adolph Fischer, a. n.
Parsons and George Engle met death
upon the.gAllows and Louis Lipgg chose
the even more violent form OF self de-
srruotion by one of the missiles pro-
duced through the inventive geniua OF
his class of ontlaRs. Five oil the seven
are dead and the other two go to living
tomb within the state pepitentiary. JUS
tice has asserted it's dominion and the
lswless element are sternly admonIshed
that their career is ended. Anarchy il
throtiied in Its cradle and cannot be
born again upon the free soil OF the re.
public. The fearful lesson iH one which
will 40 down to generations yet unborn
as sa eguard and blessing. Ii
strengthens the foundations OF free gov.
ernment and renders stable ainst time
and its mutations the structure reared
by the nations builders. The republic
has passed another crisis in its existence
and has again said to the world that lav
and liberty 60 hand in hand in thi
favored land.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-12

The receipts of the pay department
Of the army during the year en- ounted
70 Sis 1897 1856. aid the disbu senents to
$l4, ,230, 1866, and the balance in tie hands
of paymasters June Both, 1887. to ST.
S39.Ol4. The amount disbu a.d during
the year shows an increis over the pre-.
vious year, which is due to the large
amount paid on treasury certificates in
the settlement of claims of soldiers for
back pay and. bounty, An extension of
the system OF monthly payments to the
entire army is recommended by the pay
master general, as is legislation where
by paymasters may not be subjected TO
pecuniary responsibility for disallow.
snoe of accounts by the treasury on dis
bursemcnts made by order of the wal
department.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-12
Ex.ministor was,,bura,s ,,rave.

Galena Gazette: Alter the cesketihad
been lowered into the grave, and the
coYer placed over the red cedar outer
shell, steel protective top was lowered
into the grave, completely covering the
outer shell. The protective top
is made OF rolled steel, is raised
to q sharp angle in the center, and is
covered with sharp steel spikes, Is
inches long and pointing IN all directions
Ii is recent invention designed to frns.
trate grave robbers; and is excellently
designed for that purpose. IL is esti-
mated that when the earth in q grave is
settled, that tie amount below the tops
OF the spikes aud resting on the steel
cover will weigh two and half tons,
and it is Impossible to remove the earth
below the tops OF tho spikes without
lifting the steel cover from the grave
and this could not be accomplished
without the nse of derrick. The steel
is SO prepared that il will not rust. The
protective top placed on Mr.. Washburn's
grave is the first one ever used In this
vicinity, and they have only been IN use
in the east q few months.